Unique location directly on Roskilde Fjord.

Come on in.

Here you will find a beautiful, bright, newly renovated house with panoramic views over the large grounds that lead directly to Roskilde Fjord.

Small dogs are welcome.

The house has three lovely rooms, a large open-plan living room with kitchen and dining area, and a lovely wood-burning stove.

Make yourself com­fortab­le with a cup of coffee, enjoy the warmth from the stove, and let yourself be cap­ti­va­ted by the view and wildlife in the garden, without the di­stra­ction of the te­le­vi­sion.

Step outside

No matter where the sun is shining, there is a cosy nook with shelter and chairs on the large wooden terrace, which is covered in several places - enjoy your holiday with a glass of wine, have lunch or dinner from the barbecue, enjoy the large garden with space for games, etc. and the fantastic view of the fjord.

You can also light up the wil­der­ness bath and enjoy the evening as it draws to a close - look up at the stars and take time to dream.

The public path to the left of the house leads down to the fjord. In 2026, a raised em­bank­ment will be built along the fjord. It is not permitted to walk on the em­bank­ment; you must use the de­sig­na­ted crossings to get out to the fjord. (Expected con­struction period: March-November).

Get close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces

In the charming old town of Kulhuse, there is a harbour and a child-friendly sandy beach, and the large Nordskov forest is within easy reach, with marked cycling and walking routes – ex­pe­ri­en­ce the more than 1,000-year-old oak trees, listen to and smell the mag­ni­fi­cent nature.

The fjord is also good for fishing, and the ferry con­nection takes you across the fjord to Sølager. You can also quickly reach Hundested, which has a brewery, glas­swor­ks and craft workshops. In Kulhuse harbour, you can also see the remains of the Englænder­skan­sen defence for­ti­fi­ca­tion, built against the English in 1808 to protect the cannon factory in Fre­de­riksværk. The forest also contains the royal hunting lodge from 1857. In Jægerspris, you can explore the old castle and treat yourself to an ice cream from Poulsens Isbod, which has been selling ice cream since 1913. Jægerspris Mill is still in operation, and you can also buy fresh flour there in the summer.

Just 15 km to the south is the nearest town, Fre­de­riks­sund, where you can shop and eat out – there is a wide selection of varied eateries, and Fre­de­riks­sund hosts the annual Viking Festival, Fre­de­riks­sund Music Festival. If you prefer hiking, take a walk along the wa­ter­front, see the ‘old harbour’ and the marina, or visit the Willumsen Museum.

Roskilde (approx. 35 minutes by car) with its Viking Museum, cathedral and a walk along the fjord.

Distance to Co­pen­ha­gen (Denmark's capital) approx. 55 minutes by car.